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Suicide myths are wrong criteria that disrupt the task of suicide prevention. For this reason the diffusion of these myths by the media is necessary in order to take measures to prevent this cause of death.
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... To approach the problem, it is advisable to improve the clinical understanding and awareness of common myths surrounding suicide being barriers to care [14]. This study was performed to address suicide prevention in a comprehensive manner and to gain an in-depth understanding of such a complex problem. ...
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